From Poussin to Pokémon: the art market is shifting – The Art Newspaper
We are living in a second Gilded Age. At least, a very, very select few of us are.…
‘Those pieces were simply not meant to be part of my collection’: Mari Hong on avoiding regret – The Art Newspaper
Mari Hong is arguably one of the most hardworking collectors from Asia. Each year, the Seoul-based art lover…
‘This is the place of dreams’: Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo’s Venetian island venue opens to public – The Art Newspaper
After two days of dramatic deluges during the opening days of the Venice Biennale, the skies cleared, the…
Dib Bangkok brings a Thai art collector’s dream museum to life
Strewn across the courtyard of Dib Bangkok is Alicja Kwade’s “Pars pro Toto” (2020), a series of 11…
What happens to the art market when humanity stops mattering? – The Art Newspaper
The art trade has always believed it represents a special relationship between culture and money. After all, acquiring…
Pioneering US collector Albert Barnes turned down both of Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Nights’ – The Art Newspaper
The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is well known for its Van Gogh collection, with an enviable seven pictures.…
Thai pharma dynasty opens doors to 1,000-piece contemporary collection – The Art Newspaper
The debut this month of the long anticipated Dib Bangkok museum in the Thai capital brings a vast…
Wealthy women spent 46% more on art than male peers in 2024: findings from the latest Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting – The Art Newspaper
Gender, age and attitudes to risk is the focus of the Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global…
World’s largest private Rembrandt collection may be fractionalised, owner reveals – The Art Newspaper
The billionaire philanthropist, financier and collector Thomas S. Kaplan is in advanced discussions to fractionalise his Leiden Collection,…